Location & Accessibility

Moon Bay Water World sits in the heart of Longkou City, Yantai, Shandong Province, nestled within the Donghai Tourism Resort. It’s just a 50-meter stroll east of Guanyin Temple, making it easy to combine a visit with a cultural stop. The resort area feels like a hidden gem—quiet yet lively, with beaches and mountains framing the scene.

To get here, fly into Yantai Penglai International Airport (about an hour’s drive) or Qingdao Jiaodong Airport (90 minutes away). If you’re coming by train, Longkou South Station is the closest, followed by a quick taxi ride. For a budget-friendly option, buses from Yantai or Qingdao drop you near the resort. Driving? GPS “Donghai Tourism Resort” for smooth navigation.

Natural Attractions: Coastal Charm

What makes Moon Bay Water World special? Its blend of ocean views and themed water fun. The park wraps around a bay, so you’ll see endless blue waves, sandy shores, and sunsets that paint the sky pink. The water here is crystal clear, perfect for swimming or just dipping your toes.

Don’t miss the man-made beaches inside the park—they’re lined with palm trees and loungers, giving you a tropical vibe without leaving Shandong. For thrill-seekers, the wave pool mimics ocean currents, while lazy rivers let you float under bridges decorated with colorful lights.

Cultural Touches: More Than Just Slides

While Moon Bay Water World leans into fun, it’s not all about rides. Near the entrance, you’ll spot statues of marine gods (a nod to local folklore) and a fountain show synced to music at night. The park’s design mixes modern splashes with coastal culture—think shell-shaped benches and walls painted with ocean murals.

If you visit Guanyin Temple next door, you’ll see why the area feels peaceful. The temple’s Buddhist vibes contrast nicely with the park’s energy, making for a balanced day trip.

Practical Perks: Comfort Without Fuss

Moon Bay Water World nails convenience. Inside, you’ll find locker rentals, showers, and changing rooms—no need to stress about sandy clothes. Hungry? The on-site food court serves everything from seafood noodles to burgers, with picnic tables near shaded areas.

For families, there’s a kids’ zone with shallow pools and mini slides. Adults can relax on beach chairs while keeping an eye on little ones. Pro tip: Rent a float tube for the river rides—it’s worth it!

The Experience: Sun, Splash, Repeat

A day at Moon Bay Water World feels like a mini vacation. Start with the lazy river to soak in the sun, then hit the twister slides for a rush. Between rides, grab ice cream and watch beach volleyball games. At night, the park lights up with LED-lit attractions and live music, turning it into a party spot.

Beware: Summer weekends get crowded, so arrive early or consider weekdays. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and flip-flops (the sand gets hot!). If you’re staying nearby, the Donghai Resort Area has hotels with sea views—perfect for extending your trip.

Whether you’re traveling with kids, friends, or solo, Moon Bay Water World offers something for everyone. Dive in, soak up the coast, and leave with memories (and maybe a few salty hair days)!